Fairfax High School - Colonial Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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5: 51-4 ' 'M ex- 'R . T. . I I IL 'I I ' rIZ I fL .Hff ' f .,ifIj'I- H . '33 RE., QC . K ..,- '-we , . J'-'-: . A va. 'K S FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY VAN CLEVE, RAE GIRD - - ' ----- Priniripal SWAN, DEWITT SH ELTON - Boys' Vice-Principal FINCH, IVIILDRED RUTH - f .-I - Girls' l'irr-Primipal ART ' PAXTON, WILLIAM ARTHUR, Hkad of Departznenl IJONALDSON, IVIARGARET ISAEEL GRAY, AMY RAGLE CILASSCOCK, HAIDEE ESTELLE KUR I S, ADRIAN .IOSFF CRDGARD, IXIARIE R. 'ISAMINIE COMMERCIAL , JOY, HERMAN CHARLES, Head of D pm-tm BACKER, H ENRY fJRI.0 I DAVENPORT, IDELIA A. COLVILLIZ, IXIAIQDE ALICE KEYES, BESSIE G. RANDALL, LAURA ENGLISH GKJIJDIXRD, HOBIIER LEHR, He111111fDeparl111er1t BAXTER, LEORA AGNES CLEWE, BELLE PARSONS IJAVIS, PHYLLIS E. SAYLES GARTON, GEORGE I'IALGRl3N, ESTH ER IIARRIET H EATH, SARA -IAMGOCIIIAN, ARAXIE LICREL, JESSIE M. HISTORY MII.I.S, CHARLOTTE MORRISON, ANTOINETTE MURRAY, JAMES NEXVBY, EDINA C. PRITCHARTT, SALLIE B. RAY, KATHRYN M. STROMRERGER, JESSIE T. R. VVALTER, R. H. KEIIXBIER VVOOD, EMMA LOIS, Herzzl of D0f7llI'flIlPlI1' KIILMORE, HUGH INTACK HEACOCK, FLORENCE NATRXLIE SCHULHOF, IYIARTHA SCH ULTIZ, EMILY STEININGER, NADINIE M. SUMMERHAYS, ELIZABETH LINDERVVOOIJ, HARRY CHARLES VASSIE, ETTA ANDERSON WIIITAK ER, IXTARION AGNES SLOAN, HARRIET HOME ECONOMICS BEHRINIAN, TYIARGARET BONAR, Hana' of Ilepnrtnfent EIIERTS, NIZI.LIIE IVTAY MCKINLEY, MAE MCCULLOCH, ELIZABETH JEAN PARTRIDGE, IRENE FINETT' MCDONALD, LILLIAN FROST SCHECK, FLORENCE BEULAH LANGUAGES VVAY, HENRIETTA, Head of Department AIKISN, NANETTIE B. 'Af RINGLE, FLORENCE BAUGHMAN, JULIA ROALFE, MARGARET HART, ADELAIDE JAIVIES, EDITH MARY HENRY, GLADYS rI1H0INlAS REEVE, TH ERESA F. A-A-il-A-A-A-A-A..A-..A LZSJ